See your local dentist for a professional cleaning. You may have built up calculus that you cannot remove by just brushing and flossing.
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What's missing from your oral hygiene program is regular examinations/cleanings as well as a personalized oral hygiene review, It's more likely that your red gums are from a hygiene problem (sub gingival calculus, incorrect brushing or flossing technique, overly-aggressive brushing, wrong t'brush or t'paste, systemic disease, etc). See your Dentist/Hygienist
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